Question 1

What makes UI/UX design different for businesses in Tehran?

Accepted Answer

Tehran is a diverse city of people from every region of Iran, so a one-size-fits-all design rarely works.
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Your users may speak different languages, come from different cultures, and have very different expectations when using your website or app.
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A good UI/UX design should make the experience feel simple for everyone. That often means supporting both Arabic and English, creating clear navigation, and making it easy for users to complete important tasks like booking a service, making a payment, or submitting an enquiry.
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Local user behavior also matters. What works well in another country may not always work for customers in the Iran.
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The goal isn't just to create a modern interface. It's to build a product that feels familiar, earns trust quickly, and gives both local and international users a smooth experience from their first click.

Question 2

Can you design Arabic and English user experiences?

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Yes. Designing for both Arabic and English is about much more than translating the text. The entire experience needs to work naturally for both audiences.
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Arabic uses a right-to-left (RTL) layout, while English is read from left to right. That affects navigation, forms, buttons, icons, spacing, and even how users scan a page. A design that works well in English can feel confusing if it's simply translated into Arabic.
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When we design bilingual products, we consider both languages from the beginning. That helps keep the experience consistent, whether someone is browsing in Arabic or English.
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The goal is simple: every user should be able to navigate your product with confidence, without feeling like one language was treated as an afterthought.

Question 3

Which industries do you specialize in across Tehran?

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We've worked with businesses across several industries, but our strongest experience is with SaaS, AI, fintech, healthcare, real estate, logistics, and professional services. Each industry has different users, goals, and challenges, so the design process should reflect that.
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For example, a healthcare platform needs to build trust and make information easy to understand.
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A fintech product must simplify complex financial tasks. A real estate platform should help people compare properties and make decisions quickly. The same design approach won't work for all of them.
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That's why we start by understanding your business before designing any screens. We learn how your users think, what they're trying to achieve, and where they're getting stuck.
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The result is a product that's built around real user needs instead of following generic design trends.

Question 4

How much does UI/UX design cost in Tehran?

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The cost of a UI/UX design project in Tehran usually starts around $4,000–30,000 for smaller projects. Larger SaaS platforms, mobile apps, or enterprise products can range from $13,500 to $40,000+, depending on the scope.
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The final price depends on several things. A simple marketing website costs much less than a product with dozens of screens, multiple user roles, user research, testing, and a complete design system. Project timeline and feature complexity also affect the budget.
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Rather than offering one fixed price, we first learn about your product and goals. That helps us recommend the right approach, whether you need a one-time project or ongoing design support.
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You'll receive a clear estimate based on what your business actually needs, with no unnecessary services added.

Question 5

How long does a UI/UX design project usually take?

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Most UI/UX design projects take 2 to 8 weeks, depending on the size of the product. A landing page or company website can often be completed in a few weeks, while a SaaS platform or mobile app usually takes longer because there are more screens, user flows, and features to design.
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To keep your project moving, we don't wait until everything is finished before sharing work. The project is broken into smaller milestones, so you can review designs, give feedback, and approve each stage as it progresses.
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This approach helps avoid delays and keeps everyone on the same page. By planning priorities together from the start, we can focus on the most important features first and keep your launch timeline on track.

Question 6

Can you work with our in-house developers or software team?

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Absolutely. In fact, that's how many of our projects work. We don't replace your internal team - we work alongside them.
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Our designers collaborate with your developers from the beginning, so everyone stays aligned on user flows, features, and technical requirements.
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We also fit into the tools and processes you already use, whether that's Figma, Jira, Slack, Notion, or another project management system.
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This approach reduces unnecessary revisions and makes developer handoff much smoother. Instead of throwing finished designs over the fence, we keep communication open throughout the project.
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Your team gets clear design files, consistent components, and the support they need to build the product with confidence.

Question 7

Do you follow accessibility standards like WCAG?

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Yes. Accessibility is an important part of creating a better user experience, especially for businesses serving a wide range of customers.
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Following standards like WCAG helps make your website or application easier to use for people with different abilities and devices.
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Good accessibility goes beyond meeting a checklist. It includes readable typography, clear color contrast, keyboard-friendly navigation, descriptive labels, and layouts that are easy to understand.
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These improvements often make the product better for every user, not just those with accessibility needs.
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If you're building a SaaS platform, enterprise application, or public-facing website, accessibility should be considered from the start.
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It's much easier and more cost-effective to build it into the design process than to fix problems after launch.

Question 8

Can you help improve conversions, bookings, or lead generation?

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Yes. Good UI/UX design isn't just about making your website or app look better. It's about helping users take the next step, whether that's booking a demo, requesting a quote, making a purchase, or signing up for your product.
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Small design improvements can have a big impact. Clear navigation, faster user journeys, stronger calls to action, and fewer distractions make it easier for people to complete important tasks.
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If users can't quickly find what they need, they're more likely to leave before converting.
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Every project starts with understanding your business goals. If your priority is generating more leads, increasing bookings, or improving product adoption, the design is built around those outcomes.
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The goal is simple: create an experience that helps more visitors become customers, not just one that looks modern.

Question 9

How do you make sure the design matches our brand and target audience?

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Every project starts with learning about your business before designing a single screen. We take time to understand your goals, your customers, and what makes your brand different from the competition.
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This usually includes discovery sessions, user research, competitor analysis, and discussions with your team. If you already have brand guidelines or customer insights, we'll use them.
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If not, we'll help identify what your audience expects and how they interact with products like yours.
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The result is a design that feels like an extension of your brand, not a generic template.
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Every decision, from the layout and visuals to the user journey and messaging, is made with your target audience in mind so the final product feels familiar, trustworthy, and built for the people who will actually use it.

Question 10

How do we get started with a UI/UX project?

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Getting started is simple. The first step is to book a free 30-minute discovery call. Before the meeting, it helps if you can share your website, product, or a brief overview of your idea. If you have goals, challenges, or timelines in mind, we'll discuss those too.
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During the call, we'll learn about your business, understand what you're trying to achieve, and review your current product if you already have one.
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We'll also talk through the project scope, timeline, budget, and recommend the best approach based on your needs.
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After the discussion, you'll receive a clear plan outlining the next steps, estimated timeline, and project cost.
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If everything looks right, we can usually kick off the project within a few business days. You can book your free strategy call or reach out to us anytime at hello@plaaza.ir to start the conversation

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